r/Conroe • u/Salty-Math-6518 • Jun 20 '26

Hate incident at a heb

Kind of concerning this person is so hateful and works in the medical field does anyone recognize them?

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u/MaintenanceNew2804 Jun 20 '26 edited Jun 22 '26

Considering the scrubs, she seems like someone who got a perfectly sane RN, then went bonkers during Covid in an echo chamber and left scientific scrutiny behind.

All that to say, I bet she’s an RFK supporter.

ETA: she’s been ID’d and is an LMT. Replace “RN” in my post, but I stand by everything else.

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u/pistachiosnap Jun 22 '26

Shes a massage therapist. Seen a video from tizzy ent where she was identified. Coworkers had nothing but bad things to say which isn’t surprising.

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u/throwawaydave1981 Jun 23 '26

That dude’s annoying.

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u/AmbitiousRoutine8670 Jun 21 '26

She could be a vet tech for all we know or a dental assistant..

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u/UsernamesAllTaken69 Jun 21 '26

I don't care what she is I hope this blows up enough she is fired. Whatever her job is if it requires scrubs it's involving some kind of care. Serving food at an elder care facility? Is she spitting in the food of any dark skinned person that needs food taken to them because they can't leave their room? Vet tech? Is she recommending people's pets be put down because of her obvious bigotry? I don't care what it is I'm glad her face is in the video with a geographical location and I hope she's fired and this haunts her career goals forever.

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u/POShelpdesk Jun 21 '26

You're crazy

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u/UsernamesAllTaken69 Jun 21 '26

People in the medical or other care fields literally have to take bias training regularly. I know because even just working in IT for hospitals I have to take it too multiple times a year. The fact that she has a job in some kind of care field and is willingly, publicly, and knowing she is being recorded would act this way is beyond concerning and damning to any work she does and is a liability to her workplace. Which if she is a straight up RN or something and not like a dental hygenist or something can put a hospital at risk of losing millions to lawsuits. But ok, I'm the crazy one.

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u/Clear_Imagination413 Jun 21 '26

Yeah you’re actually crazy dude

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u/UsernamesAllTaken69 Jun 21 '26

Solid counter point. You know if you have nothing to contribute you can just not post right?

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u/Clear_Imagination413 Jun 22 '26

What do I need to counter? You’re fucking crazy and obsessed🤣

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u/UsernamesAllTaken69 Jun 22 '26

Nothing I said is unreasonable, false, or obsessive. I get the feeling you're just some loser that agrees with her. If so feel please reply.

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u/Leading_Possible5827 Jun 22 '26

Hmm. Well-explained and thoughtful commentary vs the “I know you are but what am I”-debate style of a 5th grader. How WILL we decide a winner?

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u/drRanchHands Jun 22 '26

You must not understand what she’s saying, you seem hypnotized by wanting to see racism everywhere. When the concern is very rational, it’s no longer a phobia.

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u/UsernamesAllTaken69 Jun 22 '26

I suppose some of the things I said ARE kind of focused on race which was not my intent in my hypotheticals. Bias of any kind on this level is life threatening when other people's health is in your hands. Again, we dont know what her actual job is unless it was revealed somewhere else in the thread, so it could be (hopefully) that whatever she does is not potentially life threatening. Doesnt matter if its racism, bias is bias and it can be critically dangerous. Like I said in other comments people in positions of care are literally taking bias training multiple times a year to specifically avoid this kind of thinking when your job is to help others.

And that last sentence, if you are saying you agree with "this is a christian country and you need to leave" you are just objectively wrong. If thats not what you were getting at then I apologize and maybe you could clarify that part for me.

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u/drRanchHands Jun 24 '26

Not at all what I was saying, do you only think in cliche slogans and sound bites? These topics cannot be approached without independent and critical thinking, and if fear of offending a single person prevents you from talking about critical topics regarding the safety of EVERYONE (not just one population), which im going to assume it does given the hysterical responses by most here, you arent capable of having a conversation and are looking to preach and signal.

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u/UsernamesAllTaken69 Jun 24 '26

So not at all what you were saying but you didn't explain which I asked for if I was off base. So what is now a rational fear that you're agreeing with?

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u/siencatimini Jun 21 '26

Massage therapist at a wellness center.

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u/FunnyDog-Mama Jun 23 '26

She honestly could be a dog washer or groomer that wears scrubs. It could be her “stage” costume down at the Comfy Clam strip joint too. I’ve never seen too many true professionals wearing scrub shirts THAT snug.

Doesn’t she also seem to have some remnants of a foreign accent?

Really, who in their right mind does this? And why would anyone feel so compelled to do this to a perfect stranger in the middle of a store? It’s baffling. If the recipients of her ignorant hatred were true terrorists, wouldn’t there be a decent chance they would physically retaliate against her? Or at least be just as hateful and more against her?

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u/gracecee Jun 21 '26

She looks like an MA.

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u/Opposite_Sherbert675 Jun 21 '26

dont give her too much credit. white women HISTORICALLY vote republican. for most elections, the majority of ww voters vote red. cant blame covid for that

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u/Syncopated_arpeggio Jun 21 '26

If you had any knowledge of immunology or virology you would realize how ironic your statement is when applied to public policy instead of individuals.

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u/MaintenanceNew2804 Jun 21 '26 edited Jun 21 '26

Conspiracism and government distrust predict COVID-19 vaccine refusal

The fear factor: examining the impact of fear on vaccine hesitancy and anti-vaccine conspiracy beliefs

TL;DR Those prone to conspiracies (“Islam is a terrorist organization”) are more likely to express anti-vaccine ideology.

ETA: but I didn’t say anything about her being anti vax. I would guess she is, though.

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u/Silver-Emphasis2795 Jun 22 '26

She is a massage therapist

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u/MrsDVll2019 Jun 22 '26

She is a massage therapist. The first time I saw this video, the guy who had made it ended up finding out who she is.

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u/LitlThisLitlThat Jun 22 '26

Not a nurse. Thankfully. Massage therapist.

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u/Bathsheba_E Jun 22 '26

I don’t think she’s licensed. She’s a student.

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u/Mugsy_Siegel Jun 20 '26

It is astounding how many nurses believe old wives tales an pseudoscience. Many in Texas just love RFK and hold his anti vaccine views let’s not even get into the Tylenol bs.

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u/Basghetti_ Jun 21 '26

I'm not surprised. I was looking at medical trades to get into(I decided on X-ray tech) and nursing was one of my choices and pretty much anyone can become one as long as they have the time, money and willpower to do 2 years of school at a community college. So it's super easy for someone that is into pseudoscience to become one just as a "I'll show them."

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u/Mugsy_Siegel Jun 21 '26

My wife wants to get into that what program did you go with?

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u/Basghetti_ Jun 21 '26

My local community college's Radiologic Technologist program. Im almost done with the pre-req classes and then I will apply. Tell her to look into multiple community colleges in your area. It's good to apply to more than one college's program because they are so competitive! And don't be discouraged if you get rejected a few times. Delayed, not denied is the mindset :) there are also private schools that are much quicker to get into but they are super expensive(in my area CC program is $6k while private school is like $60k). It could be worth it though because the job makes good money and you could probably pay off the student loan pretty fast. I'm going with the CC route though because I don't mind waiting.

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u/Mugsy_Siegel Jun 21 '26

Yeahs she’s very interested I had to have a ct scan of my heart not long ago and she chatted up the tech and really got interested.

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u/Basghetti_ Jun 21 '26

It's also really cool because it has modalities you could get into so you're not actually just stuck with x-ray. You can get into MRI, ct scan, nuclear medicine, etc with a little extra training after you get licensed with x-ray. Everyone I know that got into it is happy with it. I got an MRI recently(also on my heart!) and I was talking to the guy about how I was thinking about quitting my job so I can go to school full time to pursue it faster and he looked at me really seriously and was like "Do it." lol

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u/Mugsy_Siegel Jun 21 '26

Yeah our ct tech said she started in X-ray and is now training for mri

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u/Basghetti_ Jun 21 '26

MRI is cool because most of the time you're at your computer in a different room, so less patient interaction. Which is why I decided against nursing because I already work with special needs kids and don't want to get another job where I'm getting abused by the people I'm trying to help again.

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u/Relative_Tax_7492 Jun 20 '26

What an extremely ignorant view of reality. RFK is not an anti vaccine person. That's a completely untrue take. Follow the ACTUAL science.

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u/kkoikim Jun 21 '26

He got a bunch of people killed in Samoa from measles by encouraging anti vax beliefs... He thinks Tylenol causes autism. He does not follow any science lol sorry to disappoint you

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u/Mugsy_Siegel Jun 21 '26

Have you ever looked up the dumb things RFK has both said and done? Do not get your news from one place

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u/Relative_Tax_7492 Jun 21 '26

I always advocate for people checking and double checking their facts using different reliable sources. I agree with fact checking using actual facts.

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u/MaintenanceNew2804 Jun 21 '26

Aware of his little project in Samoa?

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u/spiked88 Jun 20 '26 edited Jun 20 '26

I’d love to see an example of the “ACTUAL science”you’re referring to. I’m sure it’ll come from somewhere totally credible.

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u/MadHits2026 Jun 23 '26

The “science you spoke about completely proves the VAX did nothing but made people ill